If your last minute move has you feeling overwhelmed, take a breather and check out these moving tips from someone who's done it all before.

As cost of living and inflation continue to rise, many people preparing for retirement wonder where they can go to live comfortably on a fixed income. And is it possible to get good weather, efficient healthcare, and a high quality of life there, too? Fortunately, the East Coast is one of the best regions in the country for retirees to settle down, as there are many places to live that easily provide these perks — and more — ranging from small but vibrant rural towns to bigger and lively coastal cities. See which cities make our list!

Ready to take the next step with your significant other? Ok, maybe you’re not ready to walk down the aisle, but you may be ready to walk into a new apartment building and pick out a place together. Yes, it will be a new — albeit challenging — experience, but there’s no need to fret. By implementing these tried-and-true suggestions, the excitement you’re feeling now can stay front and center and outshine any small frustrations or bouts of impatience along the way.

With freezing temperatures and snowstorms already hitting parts of the country, there’s no time to waste for taking steps to prevent potential damage and save energy. Before you hunker down for the months ahead, make sure you’ve done what you can with our winter home maintenance checklist.

Want to retire on the East Coast in one of the most affordable states in the region? Then you may want to seriously consider Maine. From benefits to budgeting, pros and even cons, here’s the info you need to know before you go.